Park Hill Farm
Saturday, October 1, 2011
The Hanging
The hanging of the quilt show is very very hard physical work. It took a large crew of guild members and their husbands all day to set it all up. I worked from 8am to 5pm until my muscles just ached. but it was worth it!
These are the pictures of my quilts after everything was hung and decorated. There were many gorgeous quilts. Here are some of the others.
The quilts were all so dazzling! We ask all our members to loan us their antique rocking horses and dolly cradles and rocking chairs to use around the bases of the wooden quilt racks with the Fall mums. Doesn't it all look beautiful enough to inspire you?
My husband, Felix has passed away after almost 50 years of marriage. I live on our 20+ acre hobby farm in beautiful downtown Gilmanton Iron Works, New Hampshire, U.S.A.
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4 comments:
Ya'll put on quite a show. Would be hard to pick a winner from these. Judy C
Wow....looks like a fantastic show with so many awesome quilts!!
Great quilts at your show. How many do you put up?
Our Belknap Mill Quilter's Guild hangs about 200 quilts each year and most are done by our 120 members.
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